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- Aklavik July 21/47 [1947]
Spent the entire day at [Bert] Boxers
working lakes 3 + 4. Banded one [male symbol]
rat + took a [female symbol] by shooting.
Waterfowl
Canvasback 1 [female symbol] 3 yng. [young]
Widgeon 4
Goldeneye 1 [female symbol]
W.w. [white-winged] scoter 2
Surf " 2 [female symbol]
Old Squaw 2 [female symbol].
I am informed that the matter of
native reserved areas is one of importance.
The statement is made that certain
white trappers would gladly leave the
delta if they were given access to
the reserves. I am told that there
are only 11 more or less established
camps on the Peel Reserve +
even fewer in the Mackenzie
Mountains. The Indians say that
this is because there is nothing
in the Reserves. By + large the
Indians have the opinion that the
white men have the best areas.
It seems to me that the white men
have such an accurate knowledge
of local conditions that they can
always pick the best areas. Some of
the outstanding native trappers
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